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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1928

Page

8

Local notices mix with obituaries and community events

The page lists tax collection notices for June 1928 with exceptions for New Richmond and a 18 10 mills light tax, plus county events from Loveland and Batavia. It records births, visits, marriages, funerals, and tributes for Seyler and Moyer families, with concerts, fairs, and club activities across Clermont and Hamilton counties.

New Richmond Corporation ED Peteerson

Local visitors spread across Sanders and Cincinnati area

Miss Virginislee Hill returned from a visit with friends in Sanders Kya. Mr and Mrs Dave Jenike and Miss Carol Elisberry from Cincinnati visited Roy Elleberry and family over Sunday. Various families including Hill, Nave, Martin, Jones, Simcox, Brannock, Richards, Paeltz, Swope and others gathered for Sunday visits and meals at local homes and the Miller Hotel in Owensville. Francis Swope hosted the 600 club on Thursday afternoon.

Virginislee Hill Sanders Kya Dave Jenike Carol Elisberry Cincinnati Roy Elleberry C. D. Hill Della Nave Chicago Ill O.J Paeltz A Brannock G. Richards Grayon Gladys Paeltz Serpent Mound Clarence Smith Jim Swope Messrs Mesdames H. Wilson Has. F. Davis Cornetet A. RB. Locher Geo. Maxfield Bert F. Swing L. D. Kenne Oe Reinhardt H. W. Dillman R. Beck Georgetown G. (. Anderson Mt. Washington Miller Hotel Owensville John Mattox E. J. Fagley Reading Sarah L. Williams Florence Kendal Forestville H. E Hutson

Visitors and social notes from Nicholsville week

Social column from Nicholsville lists visitors and family gatherings at Mrs. Minnie Darby s and Emery Hall s with names and towns such as Oakley Cincinnati Milford Miamiville Westwood Branchester New Richmond and Cincinnati noting a birthday turkey dinner and memorial services at Mt Pisgah. Catherine Moore is reported sick for several days.

Minnie Darby Harpery Wintersoll Lloyd Oakley Helen Swisher Phyllis Cincinnati Emery Hall Chas. Meeker Milford Wmeeker’s Craig Weaver A Westwood Howard Meeker Miamiville Heinz Co Irak Idlett J. B. Daugherty Branchester Hugo Hawke Anke Richmond Aubrey Redfield Warren Phillips John Gee Otto Pigman Hamilton Orange Snider Eb, A.mcmurchy Mt. Pisgah Catherine Moore

Weekends and Social Guests Include Many Local Residents

A parade of local names attended weekend visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs Sap Os and Mrs Robert from Berlie, Miss Hazel Hokin, Miss Blanche Heil and ROT Parker of Norwood visited relatives. Mrs L K Barrow and son stayed with Flora Verner Heil. Yu in Hoy ouken Bradbury family hosted Sunday guests. Lipps joined Harmony Club greetings. Cora Ely hosted about twenty friends for a birthday tea with sandwiches and ice cream.

Sap Os Robert Gin Berlie Hazel Hokin Rowman Blanche Heil Rot Parker Norwood Ray Boher Boher L. K. Barrow and Son Nhe Town Flora Verner

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THE Clermont Courier Batavia, Ohio Courier and Com. Tribune Nourier Cincinnati Post Rierand Cincinnati Times Star Cincinnati Enquirer the Courier Kate Stultz John Brothers Flo Ferguson County Federation of Woman's Clubs Loveland Carl Hahn Hillsboro W.B. Woods Gien Este E. E. Hunt Cheviot Donald Jamieson Mrs. Cottingham W. C. Robinson’s D. E. Hutson Webb Cunningham Amelia E. W. Neuman and Son Springfield London Allen and Simpson Griffith Mariemont Grace Kain J. B. Scott T. L. Hamilton Lulu Griffis Nellie Prather May Me. Tomany Batavia Band Eddie York Columbus John Weaver Batavia Dregg Farm Ed Bauer Middletown Hobart Seyler Elizabeth, Pa Albert Seyler Mettie Root Dayton Henry Dawson EB. 8 Rush Helen Eva Roberts New Richmond Woman's Club Bess Adams Bell Exchange American Legion Auxiliary Armory Thelma Marsh New Orleans Ernest Meek Geo. Hauch Rev. Bonham P. M. Rapp Edna Hugo M. B Guild M. B Albert Louis Seyler Billa Nash Max Lena Seyler W. E. Kain Alma Hauck Seyler Erwin Joseph Charles Ezra Hubert Seyler Albert Germany East Fork Valley Seyler Hobert Alma Hauck Sevier Albert Seyier Allaman Jesus Europe the Lamb’s Book of Life Pennsylvania New Jersey Maryland Massachusetts Elmo Scott Watson Edward Fuller Chas. Massey American Red Cross Clermont County American Legion Keen Coal & Lumber Co Albert L. Seyler Semrau and Bonham Roscoe Tyler Moore W. C. Bishop Charles B. Moyer O. B. Moyer Nick Fisch Phillip Fisch Bethel Nicholsville Locust Corner Jack Johnson Albert Bauer Deerfield Road Homer A. Bauer Aia Lares Ernest Florerce i Sa Ie Gartiner Williameburg G. We Mul Bone J. R. Kain Bune F. Walker T. Ie W. C. Kirk Nati Forrest E. Ely University of Cincinnati Cincinnati Law School Prosecuting Attorney W. O. Kirk Batavia Catholic Woman's Club Hugo Main Street Fuhr’s Williamabas Ohio Garfield Main Streets J. C. Fuhr Williamsburg Federal Land Bank J. A. Hartman Sec’y-Treas Nat’ Farm Loan Association First National Bank Building Marcel Blue Bird Beauty Shopoe 4Th and Main Sta Williamsburg, O Henry Wolter & CO Walnut Street Eugene, Fredericks Stella M. Rich H. L. Shearer T. J. Wingfield Batavia Dry Cleaners Willie Coal and Supply Co Claude B. Smith First National Bank Sal Aden Dae Dee Br Miiamsbure Cabba Anna Tomato and Hagen Garag St Kook Georgetown Marble & Granite Co E. H. Kennedy J M. Cropper McCormick-Deering Rotary C. L. Jones Marathon W. C. Saunders MO. L. Bladon General Norfolk and Western Railway
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